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Portland Observer Chureli u-h>J for (oam ulltr ST. ANDREW'S CATHOLIC CHURCH »144» Ravaraad Bertram GrtfBa SM N.E. Albarta Portland. Oragun 97111 Maaaaa: H yaw 10:» am Chafe 12:00 pm. Eolb Maaa ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH Corner nl 8th and Slddmorr Sunday Srhool 9:30 a m Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m. (Second and Fourth Sundays) Reverend Thomas L. Strayhand, Minister Special Miracle OIC continues expansion A t the Opportunities In dustrialization Centers' 10th Annual Convocation in Min neapolis, Minnesota. Rev erand Leon Sullivan, founder and Chairman of the Board oi OlCa of America, called for the establishment of 100 new OICs In the country in addition to the 100 that are already operating. Reverend Sullivan invited Vice Presi dent Gerald R. Ford to come to the inner city to see the needs of the poor and what could be done through pro grams like OIC to help America. Prayer Oh God of Truth, as we look forward to another year, it will bring many changes. The old year must give way for the new. Be then our guide to the answer to all uncertainties while we pray for this troubled world. In times of peace, greed, evil, fear and suspicion we ask that thy spirit of love abide so our leaders of nations and peoples of the world ran live in peace. Let us forgive blunders and give those courage to admit mistakes. Take away stubborn pride, hypocrisy and evil which devides men. Magnify that true s p irit which unites man over his own weaknesses. Ix^t joy, beauty, hope, abiding faith and blessings of peace and harmony live among us. Amen. prehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973, signed into law last December by President Nixon. The lead designation by name of OIC in the Definition Section of the Bill points to a new phase of growth tor OIC's development in the nation. In addition to the more than 100 OICs presently in opera tion, new OIC interest groups have been formed in 200 a d d itio n a l com m u n itie s . These communities are in Black, Chicano, Indian and Appalachian areas Reverend Sullivan's stated goal is "For every American a decent job, a decent home and an equal chance." He states that it is OIC's aim, by 1980, to train 3 m illion unemployed and underemployed Americans for useful jobs and to take 1 million people off welfare rolls. Reverend Sullivan has re quested federal, state, county and local government offi cials to "come see" OIC pro grams in action across the country that they might see first hand what OIC is doing in depressed areas of the nation, and to see what “ is possible" to help the poor, unemployed and underem ployed of America. He is hopeful that Vice President Ford's visit to Philadelphia OIC will encourage the "come see" visitations of OICs by public officials wherever they are established across the land. On Monday, March 11th, Vice President Ford went to Philadelphia and spent two hours touring OIC facilities. By the end of the inspection lou r, which included the Philadelphia Prototype, the old jailhouse (original site of the first OIC), Progress Plaza Shopping ('enter, Zion Bap tist Church. and Progress Aerospace Enterprises (an electronics assembly plant), Ford sounded like a believer: "This is a wonderful demon stratum of what can bo done with leadership and motiva tion and help from private and federal sources," he said. Vice President Ford left Philadelphia praising OIC and promising to try to get more money for it. "We've got to expand it and we will . . . We will do our best to get you more funds," he told Dr. Sullivan and other OIC officials before de parting. Since OIC’s beginning, the highly successful community based program has spread into more than 100 cities, has trained 200,(88) people of all races, colors and creeds for useful employment, and has placed 150,000 people into new jobs. The total annual income of OIC placed trainees approached $1 billion a year and more than 1200 million has already been saved the government in relief checks. A significant recent de velopment was OIC's in clusion by name in the Com PASSOVER I HE LAST SUPPER Mark 14:17-25 & John 13:34 From The Living Bible On the first day o f the Passover, Jesus arrived with the other disciples, and as they were sitting around the table eating, Jesus said, “ I solemnly declare that one o f you w ill betray me, one o f you who is here eating with me.” A great sadness swept over them, and one by one they asked him, “ Am I the one?” He replied, “ It is the one o f you twelve eating with me now 1 must die, as the prophets declared long ago; but, oh, the misery ahead for the man by whom I am betrayed. Oh, that he had never been born!” As they were eating, Jesus took bread and asked God’s blessing on it and broke it in pieces and gave it to them and said, “ Eat it - this is my body.” Then he took a cup o f wine and gave thanks to God for it and gave it to them; and they all drank from it. And he said to the, “ This is my blood, poured out for many, sealing the new agreement between God and man. I solemnly declare that I shall never again taste wine until the day I drink a different kind in the Kingdom o f God. And so I am giving a new commandment to you now — love each other just as much as I love you.” RELIGIOUS HERITAGE OF AMERICA WASHINGTON, D .C Famine (Continued from pg. 1. col. 31 two provinces of Tigre and Wollo and large sections of Gojam, Shoa and Hararge are affected. Millions of people have been uprooted from their homes and are forced to roam the country side or be cramped in gov ernment administered refu gee camps. Many villages have been deserted with only the dead left behind. Evpn those in the government refugee camps are starving. To help the committee to help the famine victims in Ethiopia, call Mengistu Ye- mane Berhane. Abraham De missie or Solomon Alemay ehu, c/o Oregon College of mouth. Oregon 97363, 838- 1220. ext. 376. or contact the Albina Ministerial Alliance at 288 9254. OPENING FOR ASSISTANT MANAGER Applicant must have two years of steadily increasing re sponsibility in supervisory or staff level work affording a knowledge of business and fiscally oriented positions in solving budgeting, personnel management, accounting, and management and information systems. Emphasis on fiscal management. Experience with Human Resource service programs involving varying cultural patterns would be helpful. You must have a Bachelor's degree OR four more years of qualifying experience. The examination is an evaluation of your experience and training, as it relates to this position. Salary $913 1167 per month. Open until sufficient Applies CLERK TYPIST Beginning entry level |>osi tion with increasing responsi bility in accelerated clerical training program. Excellent promotional opportunities which could lead to loan closer. Requires 60 wpm typing. Will type loan papers and learn basic terminology relating to loan processing and administration. Out standing fringe benefits. Apply at Personnel Dept. Ilcnj. Franklin Federal Sav ings A Ixian 517 SW Stark 248 1209 DRIVERS GREYHOUND GREYOUND LINES WEST is currently recruiting applicants for careers as drivers. Previous heavy duty driving experience, although helpful, is not required. Excellent wages llw-ginning average $700 to $900 per mouth). Many fringe benefits including pension, life in surance, hospitalixa'.an plan, vacation, pass privileges. QUALIFICATIONS: IIE Ki I IT: WEIGHT: VISION: 5'7" 8'4" Proportionate to height Each eye minimum 2U/3U without glasses, corrected 20/20. ASSOCIATE DEAN OF H IE COLLEGE Overall responsibility for residence staff and programs. Private liberal arts college of 11(81 students. Requirements include exp. in housing ad ministration and counseling: master's degree, doctorate preferred. Send resume and credentials to John Hanson, Dean of the College, Linfield College, McMinnville, Oregon 97128. Mr. W.J. Barger Greyhound Lines West An Eqii-I Opportunity Employer • • • • IN D I STRIAI. BUYER • Experience in purchasing of electrical, mechanical and building materials in support of facilities main tenance and repair. Famil iarity with Portland area industrial suppliers de sired. • • • • • Salary is open. Benefit programs include liberal insurance and educational support programs and a profit sharing plan. • For prompt consideration, please send resume to, or contact: An Equal Opportunity Employer Bob Martin Tektronix, Inc. P.O. Box 5(8) OR90 Beaverton, Oregon 97005 (503) 644 0161 ext. 7347 An Equal Opportunity Employer Minimum age 25 Equivalent of two years tractor trailer experience Safe driving record ino DWI's or license suspension) Pass DOT & Company physical examination require ments Ability to read, write and speak English language sufficiently well to respond to inquiries and main tain appropriate records and reports as required by the job No felony conviction Good previous work record Valid commercial drivers license Be familiar with and have required knowledge of DOT regulations Meet and pass all DOT requirements as contained in the Department of Transportation's Motor Car rier Safety Regulations Title 49. Part 391 (Sections 391.11, 391.15) Bondable Qualifed applicants phone 228 2:161. ext. 15 for interview. BROADCAST HELP WANTED ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Need experienced managers and fashion consultants or responsible persons to train for a super simple party plan new to area. No investment or collections or deliveries. For more information, call 282 4975. Past Sales Experience a must. Degree desirable but not essential. For in terview contact: Mrs. Kohav 225 1190 9-5 Mon-Fri LABORATORY TECHNICIAN An Equal ARE YOU SPECIAL? PARK HAVILAND HOTEL Room 840 731 S.W. Salmon Street Portland, Oregon National motor freight carrier has opening for line drivers. Minimum line driver qualifications are: Internationally recognized manufacturer of oscillo scopes and associated elec Ironic instruments, has an opening for an experienced An Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer Must complete paid Greyhound Training Program satisfactorily and pass Greyhound physical examination. Good motor vehicle record essential. Apply Mon through Fri., March 25 March 29, 1974, at 9:00 AM only and again at 1:30 PM only each day. DRIVERS Equal Opportunity Employer lions received. Contact Executive Department Personnel Division Public Service Building, Salem or Stale Office Building. Portland. TEKTRONIX. INC. Beaverton, Oregon Are you warm, open minded and able to help young people with prob lems? Emergency foster parents are needed for 8 18 year olds at the North Portland Youth Service Center. Call Bonni at 285 0627. Experience with compound and stereo microscopes. Preparation of biologic or geologic samples for micro scopic examination. Identifi cation of microorganisms. College degree required. $7,200. Apply to: Dr. Frances Shabica, School of Oceanography, OSU. Cor vallis. An Equal Opportunity Employer In the wake of the recent resignation of William P. Cunningham. Dean of the School of Law, University of Maryland at Baltimore, a Dean Search Committee has been formed to find a re placement. hopefully by Sep tember 1. 1974. The school is in v itin g nominations from anyone wishing to submit a name and brief background of a potential candidate. The nominations should be in by April 1st. A full study will follow and. if fruitful, the candidate will be asked to come to the campus for a series of meet ings with students, faculty and administration. Anyone wishing to contact the committee should ad dress correspondence to: Dean Search Committee. University of Maryland at Baltimore School of Lav, 500 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Maryland 21201. Opportunity Employer 4 ir Force (Continued from pg. 1, col. 91 those seeking education: however, it does require one year in return for each year it pays your way. Sergeant Pennington, who is simply gung ho for the Air Force and the opportunities it offers, particularv to mi norities. says in regards to his own experience. "It gave me skills. It make it so that I can effect the life of the masses. 1 can help young men and young ladies get their heads straightened out." Joe Joseph 575 N. K illin g s w o r th 2 8 9 -9 6 7 4 ■ DIAL-A-JOB • 2 2 7 -5 8 2 8 . ■ KAISER PERMANENTE 2 8 8 -0 5 2 5 ’ « ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Life inaurance. educational savings programs, relirejnent. health insurance arid group insurance. Hagr 5 Service à. Evangelist W. Pritchett, who has a Proven Miracle Ministry and is on the Prove God Now Radio Hour each Sunday from 8:25 a.m. to 8:55 a.m. on station KGAR. 1550 on the dial, is conducting Special Miracle Services each Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Christian Community Center, 128 N.E. Russell. He will be ministering to the unreached, unchurched, unsaved, the sick and those with special problems. Everyone is welcome. Where it Is service directory Portland's exclusive dealer for Yamaha Organs 1 amaha Pianos 14-8 years) Ixvwrev Organs Cascade Music Center 1218 NE Sandy 282 0918 PAIGES PHARMACY n o i N.E. 7th 284 4656 Prescriptions are our Specialty CITIZENS PHOTO Everything Photographic OREGON WIG IMPORT for the latest in style and fiber 520 E. Burnside 2370959 Bill and Greg Potter 511 S. E. Morrison 232 8501 Runyans 88c Store Variety Johnnie Watt's Mexican Gift Shop Imports - Paintings Flower arrangements 811 N. Killingsworth 289 7321 3716 N E. Union 288 2926 Ellis Cl«an«rs RENEW THE BEAUTY OF YOUR GARMENTS Education. 8.P.P. » 4 , Mon STATE OF OREGON ALBINA HUMAN RESOURCES CENTER Duties will include recommending program operation ad juatments; responsibility for central staff personnel manage ment; maintenance of programs through continuing analysis of systems and procedures. Thursday, Marrh 21. 1971 Piano or Organ Lessons. latest and modern method to play either instrument, for inform ation, please call 287 1634. Expert Tailoring Phone 281 ,3652 3300 N. Williams Ave. John Hr-Ellis TEKTRONIX. INC. BEAVERTON. OREGON Internationally recognized manufacturer of oscilloscopes and associated electronic instruments, has an opening for an experienced APPLICATIONS PROGRAMMER Experienced programmer to write commercial applications programs in a 370 OS iM V Tl environment. Challenging opportunities in a working environment which includes IMS. TSO. extensive on-line terminal processing and real time data collection. Must be experienced in BAL and or COBOL plus OS (JCL). Time sharing and real time terminal processing experience a plus. Very pleasant suburban location. Ride a bike to work! Salary is open. Benefit programs include liberal insurance and educational support programs plus a profit sharing plan. For prompt consideration, please send detailed resume to: Personnel Manager Tektronix. Inc. P.O. Box 500 OS89 Beaverton. Oregon 97005 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
